Honey Badger macrumors 6502a Original poster Jul 14, 2011 606 58 Jun 12, 2015 #1 Came across the youtube video below to repair a scratch on a watch crystal...would this procedure work on an apple watch? I would think it would destroy the touchscreen capabilities of the apple watch or have some negative consequence. Any thoughts?
Came across the youtube video below to repair a scratch on a watch crystal...would this procedure work on an apple watch? I would think it would destroy the touchscreen capabilities of the apple watch or have some negative consequence. Any thoughts?
Newtons Apple Suspended Mar 12, 2014 22,757 15,254 Jacksonville, Florida Jun 12, 2015 #2 Might work on the sport but I can not see the average person doing this with great results.
MICHAELSD macrumors 603 Jul 13, 2008 5,522 3,535 NJ Jun 12, 2015 #3 You will wear/damage the coating on the glass, although I doubt it would ruin the touchscreen features.
You will wear/damage the coating on the glass, although I doubt it would ruin the touchscreen features.
hitteam macrumors member Apr 27, 2010 75 8 Thousand Oaks, California Jun 13, 2015 #4 I will rather deal with the minor scratch on it, and use the apple care to replace it later when it get worse.
I will rather deal with the minor scratch on it, and use the apple care to replace it later when it get worse.